This artist once depicted an eagle eying a female figure who raises her hand to the beard of a god to protest her son's fate. In another of his works, a man has his left foot on a rock and points pensively to a winged figure. Those works are Jupiter and Thetis and Oedipus and the Sphynx. In a late work, this artist painted nude women surrounding a figure with her back turned that he had earlier shown in The (*) Valpinçon Bather. A man presents a lyre to the title Greek poet, who is being crowned by a winged figure, in his The Apotheosis of Homer. In another of his works, the main figure holds a fan of peacock feathers as she lays on a divan g
This artist once depicted an eagle eying a female figure who raises her hand to the beard of a god to protest her son's fate. In another of his works, a man has his left foot on a rock and points pensively to a winged figure. Those works are Jupiter and Thetis and Oedipus and the Sphynx. In a late work, this artist painted nude women surrounding a figure with her back turned that he had earlier shown in The (*) Valpinçon Bather. A man presents a lyre to the title Greek poet, who is being crowned by a winged figure, in his The Apotheosis of Homer. In another of his works, the main figure holds a fan of peacock feathers as she lays on a divan gazing over her shoulder; that woman has an elongated back. For 10 points, name this painter of La Grande Odalisque.
This artist once depicted an eagle eying a female figure who raises her hand to the beard of a god to protest her son's fate.
Jean Auguste Dominique {Ingres}